Coolink has announced a cooler called Funny

ChipChilla is made specifically for hot-headed motherboard chips.

Coolink offers an interesting solution for those who for some reason are not satisfied with the factory ribs and fans mounted on their motherboard. Either the ribbing is too modest, or the small air vents produce an unbearable, thickening sound. Well, installers can get the manufacturer's ChipChilla cooler, which at first glance manages even the roughest nForce inserts.

Two 6 mm heat pipes rise from the copper base, to which 36 lamellae are connected. The metal plates are cooled by a 6-centimeter fan that rotates at a maximum of 2200 rpm. It then produces just 19 dB of noise, which can be a real redemption instead of a small venti rupturing at 8000 rpm. Unfortunately, Coolink did not provide data on air transport.

The engineers also thought about the problems involved in accommodating the 130g unit, with the flexible system making it easy to mount the ChipChilla on most smart and amd sheets. And if it turns out after the installation that the CPU cooler or the VGA is in the way, you don't have to panic, because the fan can be moved to the opposite side at any time.

After ChipChilla, you can already inquire in the stores, the price is expected to be around 16 euros.